Sentence examples for performance imposed from inspiring English sources

We confirm that there is generally a trade-off in vehicle design between fuel economy and secondary safety performance imposed by mass.

It reduces the cost of the whole control system and avoids the influence on the system's control performance imposed by velocity noises.

The theoretical maximum sulphation gives an indication of the reduction in sulphur capture performance imposed by the effect of reducing conditions.

The results from this analysis allow the identification of the critical situations for system performance, imposed by the user behaviour, contributing to the selection of the best antenna placements.

Large body mass in cold climate lizards would have dramatic consequences for ecological performance (imposed by natural selection) and reproductive success (imposed by sexual selection), because in conditions of suboptimal metabolic temperatures most physiological functions (and hence, behavioural responses) occur at suboptimal rates [ 3, 80].

Incidents and rolling stock breakdowns are commonplace in rapid transit rail systems and may disrupt the system performance imposing deviations from planned operations.

Austenitic stainless steel AISI 316L is used in several industrial applications, mainly due to its excellent corrosion resistance; however, its low hardness and poor wear performance impose strong limitations in many cases.

In the second step, uncertainty in the storage device state of charge (SoC) is considered and a robustness analysis using µ analysis is carried out in order to determine its maximum variation range for which the control performances imposed are respected for the considered operating point.

In comparison to the previous category, logistical and economical performances impose particular restrictions in the administration of large volume of water reuse in this field (Horner et al. 2016; Mantell 2011).

However, water reuse treatments play a significant role in production and drilling operations; logistical and economical performances impose specific restrictions in the administration of large volume of water reuse in this field (Jin et al. 2017; Mantell 2011).

Though the performance criteria imposed by today's applications are quite tight already, the future performance requirements will be even more challenging.